Speaker

[sonnyt111]

Recently bought a Bose blu-tooth speaker at the HK airport prior to my flight back to Manila. Talk about last minute shopping!

 

The speaker has a decent built-in sub-woofer giving it reasonable bass. It's portable and will work with blu-tooth enabled devices such as mp3s, mobile phones, tablets, etc.

 

 

 

[praetorius]

At home:1. old school pioneer with Canton speakers.

2. Harmann Kardon with JBL satellites and sub

 

Currently using:

Cheap panasonic dvd player with 5.1 na bihirang magamit kasi di masyado allowed malakas na sounds sa building :-)

 

I don't like bose. sure, it sounds good but the same quality can be had for less money.

[mangtog]

Konzert KSS-12. The best !

[xerus]

BOSE

[city_hunter]

Altec kalansing

[bluemaster]

Bose. Might not be the best audio quality but returns the investment in terms of durability and build quality.

[Killroy]

B & W, wharfdale, bose and jbl

[JohnLee]

Home theater - Have been using b&w 600 series 1 for 5.1 setup for > 15 years.

 

Desktop PC - bose companion 3 series 2 for nearly a year

 

Car - JBL for almost 3 years

 

I enjoy rock music and movies a lot. My advise is invest on the best that you can afford for home use, for cars just go for the middle ground since exposure to sunlight/heat damages or shorten lifespan of speakers.

[JohnLee]

I enjoy rock music and movies a lot. I normally enjoy more than "loud" volume settings and my siblings/nephews/parents always complains =)

 

Home Theater - Have been using b&w 600 series 1 for 5.1 setup for > 15 years. I have gone through 3 av recievers, but my speakers are still great, though thinking of retiring the sub and replace with a new one.

 

Desktop PC - bose companion 3 series 2 for nearly a year

 

Car - JBL for almost 3 years

 

Tips/Advises:

1. Invest on the best that you can afford for home use -home theater, PC, etc.

2. For cars just go for the middle ground since exposure to sunlight/heat damages or shorten lifespan of speakers.

3. Like car engines, do not overdrive the speakers.

4. Better match speaker and AVR/AMP impedance.

5. Also use the proper wire/cable gauge. e.g. poor or thin speaker wires could result to your AVR/AMP running hotter than normal, etc.

6. To have the best sound possible, everything would have to be good - the speakers, the AVR/Amp, the players, cable/wires, and the media itself (CD, mp3, Bluray, etc.).

7. Out of the box, it could take a while to find the sweet spot in terms of settings, etc. So play it with until you are satisfied with the sound.

8. Over time, you might also need to toy around the settings as your equipment, specially the speakers matures.

 

cheers!

[thinman1616]

Still enjoying my Logitech Portable/Rechargeable docking station for iPhone.

[sidlucero]

Z5500 logitech for gaming and movies

Bose for music.

Happy with this old setup

[mrajt]

Bose

[maxiev]

A good blu-tooth enabled speaker is the Bose Soundlink Speaker 111. Though portable, it provides pretty good base.

[R E D]

what can you say about tdk boombox?

[Mr. J]

My 12 years old Klipsch ProMedia 4.1.

[NanoGem]

My Bose Soundlink II ..

[chamfurado]

Try nyo Cambridge Audio TV Minx soundbar. Swak sa budget

[JayZip]

Magnepan MMG (http://www.magnepan.com/model_MMG) - less than $1k plus high end audio quality. Can't go wrong with that.

Energy Speakers (Klipsch - http://www.energy-speakers.com/products/) - again high end audio quality plus you can get something under $1K.

 

 

 

 

[macfi]

Sonos Play:1

 

it's a wireless multi-room music speaker

[rslicker]

if you have the budget , Sonus Faber.

[Halfgermanpinoy]

BOSE still the best

[medumbo]

Www.facebook.com/soundandvisionph

[mrshelby]

looking for a good pc speaker, budge below 3k. any recommendations?

[JohnLee]

New add... Since I travel a lot I recently got myself an earphone upgrade and purchased a brand new, old-school bose headphones. Though I never liked Bose home speaker range... i find their PC speakers and headphones of good value/quality. Also, ayoko ng trendy brands like beats, etc.

 

I enjoy rock music and movies a lot. I normally enjoy more than "loud" volume settings and my siblings/nephews/parents always complains =)

 

Home Theater - Have been using b&w 600 series 1 for 5.1 setup for > 15 years. I have gone through 3 av recievers, but my speakers are still great, though thinking of retiring the sub and replace with a new one.

 

Desktop PC - bose companion 3 series 2 for nearly a year

 

Car - JBL for almost 3 years

 

Tips/Advises:

1. Invest on the best that you can afford for home use -home theater, PC, etc.

2. For cars just go for the middle ground since exposure to sunlight/heat damages or shorten lifespan of speakers.

3. Like car engines, do not overdrive the speakers.

4. Better match speaker and AVR/AMP impedance.

5. Also use the proper wire/cable gauge. e.g. poor or thin speaker wires could result to your AVR/AMP running hotter than normal, etc.

6. To have the best sound possible, everything would have to be good - the speakers, the AVR/Amp, the players, cable/wires, and the media itself (CD, mp3, Bluray, etc.).

7. Out of the box, it could take a while to find the sweet spot in terms of settings, etc. So play it with until you are satisfied with the sound.

8. Over time, you might also need to toy around the settings as your equipment, specially the speakers matures.

 

cheers!

[barako10]

You have to get a Grado, 325i.